Good, better, best, bad, worse and worst

Key Notes

1️⃣ Degrees of Comparison

Adjectives change their form to show degree or intensity of quality.
They have three forms:

• Positive Degree (basic form) 😊
• Comparative Degree (comparison between two) ⚖️
• Superlative Degree (comparison among three or more) 🏆

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2️⃣ Examples with “GOOD” 👍

• Positive: Good → 🟢
• Comparative: Better → 🟡
• Superlative: Best → 🏅

👉 Example Sentences:

• She is a good singer. 🎤
• Her voice is better than his. 🎶
• Among all, she is the best performer. 🏆

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3️⃣ Examples with “BAD” 👎

• Positive: Bad → 🔴
• Comparative: Worse → 🟠
• Superlative: Worst → 💀

👉 Example Sentences:

• The food was bad. 🍲
• Yesterday’s meal was worse than today’s. 😖
• That was the worst dish I ever tasted! 🤢

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4️⃣ Key Points to Remember ✨

“Good → Better → Best” (irregular adjective forms) 🌈

“Bad → Worse → Worst” (irregular adjective forms) 🌪️

Don’t use more better ❌ (it’s wrong).

Always compare correctly:

• Two things → use Comparative.
• Three or more things → use Superlative.

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5️⃣ Quick Table 📊

Positive 😊	Comparative ⚖️	Superlative 🏆
Good 👍	Better 🟡	Best 🏅
Bad 👎	Worse 🟠	Worst 💀